I am so excited to announce that I am now offering Author Visits for young audiences in pre-k to 5th grade! From the start of my journey with these books, my goal has always been to share these stories with children.
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What Do You Call Your Grandmother?" and "What Do You Call Your Grandfather?" brought joy to many generations, across many families, this Christmas. ☃️🎄🎁
May these books continue to be a source of connection and love for many Christmases to come!
A year later, the talented Sally Gupton and I reconnected in North Carolina.
Last October, Sally did the photographs that our amazing Jo Ann used to illustrate the grandparent books.
We spoke with #author@edd_joan about her two new #awardwinning#books, What Do You Call YOUR Grandfather? & What Do You Call YOUR Grandmother?! These charming #childrensbooks stimulate conversations about grandparents! View the full #interview👉 https://t.co/ASwPKTtagM
We spoke with #author@edd_joan about her two new #awardwinning#books, What Do You Call YOUR Grandfather? & What Do You Call YOUR Grandmother?! These charming #childrensbooks stimulate conversations about grandparents! View the full #interview👉https://t.co/x0ZoWLmOMg
We spoke with #author@edd_joan about her two new #awardwinning#books, What Do You Call YOUR Grandfather? & What Do You Call YOUR Grandmother?! These charming #childrensbooks stimulate conversations about grandparents! View the full #interview👉https://t.co/LWCKkZYqnO
I so love July. Even as a retired teacher — when every day is like a holiday — July is special. August signals the end of that care-free spirit as we all turn our sights to “business” that is coming up — meetings and programs, and …school...
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I’ve Been Thinking…
…about learning.
Most synonyms associated with “learning” suggest schooling — studying, knowledge, to be taught.
I like to think about learning as discovering. We don’t have to be in a classroom for that...
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